Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 – History of the War Wound Treatment (pp. 1-8)
Chapter 2 – Missile Ballistics (pp. 9-14)
Chapter 3 – Morphology of the War Wound (pp. 15-20)
Chapter 4 – Treatment of Open Wounds to the Limbs (pp. 21-26)
Chapter 5 – Classification of Open Fractures in War Wounds (pp. 27-28)
Chapter 6 – Classification of Open Fractures in Peacetime Wounds (pp. 29-32)
Chapter 7 – Factors Influencing Osteogenesis in War Wounds and Peacetime Wounds (pp. 33-44)
Chapter 8 – Radiological Assessment of Bone Callus (pp. 45-50)
Chapter 9 – Stabilization of Bone Fragments in War – and Peacetime Trauma (pp. 51-72)
Chapter 10 – External Fixation (pp. 73-82)
Chapter 11 – Mitkovic Fixator – M20 (pp. 83-136)
Chapter 12 – Late Complications of Open Fractures (pp. 137-156)
Chapter 13 – Nonunions and Distraction Osteogenesis (pp. 157-160)
Chapter 14 – Bone Defect (pp. 161-168)
Chapter 15 – Autogenous Bone Grafting Introduction (pp. 169-178)
Chapter 16 – Types of Autogenous Bone Grafts (pp. 179-188)
Chapter 17 – Anatomical Areas of Donor Sites and Technique for Harvesting Cortical-Cancellous Graft (pp. 189-196)
Chapter 18 – Early Autogenous Bone Grafting in Bone Defects (pp. 197-204)
Chapter 19 – Vascular Bone Autografts (pp. 205-208)
Chapter 20 – Advantages of Vascularized Autografts in Comparison to Other Autogenous Grafts (pp. 209-216)
References
Index